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THE CITIZEN
May 96, im
East Kentucky Correspondence
News You Get Nowhere Else
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MADISON COUNTY
Rohtowa
Bobtown, May 22. Farmere are
thru planting corn and tome tobacco
aet Abner Eversole and little son,
William, are spending a few days In
Garrard county with relative Thot.
Guess and two daughters, Florence
and Aleen, spert the week-end with
hit sister on Jack Creek pike. Mia
Lavada Creekmore and Mist Nel
lie Gay spent Saturday night an.l
Sunday with Alice and Verna Lewi
of Blue Lick. Sunday-school at Pilot
Knob church hed in attendance Sun
day 52. Everyone cofl ojatnd help
in this great work at :30 a. m. The
Sunday-school at thia place ia pro
gressing nicely with good attendance.
Bro. Penniman and Obert Richard
son of Bt-rea and several singers
were with us Sunday evening. We
are always glad to have help and
cordially invite everyone to come. We
welcome Mr. Richardson, as we learn
he is to be our school teacher this
year. We hope the children will take
interest, as he comes with a record
of being a good teacher. After
apending two weeka with hia par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Lawson.
ana relatives, the Her. tdward Law
son and wife left Thursday for Cen
tersville, O., where they will make
their home, as he lias care of a
church there. A. reception is being
planned on their arrival, Friday eve
ning, in honor of their pastor and
his bride. Rev. R. L. Ambrose and
family of Berea attended church at
Pilot Knob Sunday and were dinner
guests of Mrs. Jim Neely.
place, and plans are being made for
singings. A good song aung in the
spirit will do much good In leading
a soul heavenward.
Silver Creek, May 22. Bro. Cor
nett filled his regular appointment
here Saturday and Sunday. Mr. and
Mrs. Delton Powell are ail smiles
over the arrival of a little girl in
their home, which has been christ
ened Goldia. Mr. and Mr!. Jack
Moore, also Mr. and Mrs. Bote Moore
called on Mrs. Eliza Anderson Sun
day morning. Bro. Cornett spent
Saturday night with C. T. Todd.
Bud Ballard of Berea has moved to
the Lacy Ingram property. Sirs. C.
T. Todd, Mrs. Paulina Mathews and
Mrs. Ella Anderson called on Myrtle
Powell Sunday evening. Sunday
school is progressing nicely at this
Kingstoa
Kingston, May 22. The good rain
last week put everybody at work
setting tobacco. Corn is looking
fine and gardens are very pretty
since the rain. Several from this
place attended court at Richmond
Thursday. Mrs. Mary Parks is im
proving last after a year or more
of sickness. Hope she may still Im
prove and be out with her neighbors
Mrs. George Benge and daughter,
Ada, of Midhand, 111., are visiting
Mrs. Isaac Burns and E. P. Benge
thia week. Mr. and Mrs. Colman
Kindred of Hugh, Mr. and Mrs. El
mar Steward of Berea spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Everette Benge.
Gilis Wilson visited Jeff Wilson, Sun
day. Mrs. Jim Neely and children,
Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Whitlock and
children of White Hall were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Bums, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. McKeehan spent
last Sunday with John McKeehan
and family. Mr. and Mrs. Kit Parks
spent Sunday in Berea with Mrs.
Parks' mother. Isaac Burns is hav-
ing his house painted this week.
Slate Lick
Slate Lick, May 21. Sunday
school was held today at the regu
lar hour. Next Sunday we begin at
2:00, as Miss Godbey will speak to
us at 3:00. Everybody welcome
Most of the farmers are thru
planting com and setting tobacco.
Surely the next thing will be to fix
the road. Tom McCormtck has been
hauling ?orn from Rockcastle and
selling to E. T. Fish of Bea. T. J.
Richardson, a former Berea boy, paid
his sister, Mrs. Pennington, at Slate
Parsons of Paris and ion, Dave, and
wife were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Barnett, Sunday. John
Taylor and wife returned to their
home in Illinois last week, after a
pleasart vWt with their relation In
this vicinity. T. J. Kinnard and
wife, also Sam F.den and wife, James
Ogg, W. D. Parks and family were
dinner guests at Richard Parks, Sun.
day. Many others came In the after
noon. James Hudson and family
were Slate Lick visitors Sunday.
Mrs. Reed Robinson has been sick,
but Is some better at this writing.
Hester Lamb of Lancaster is visiting
her cousin. Bertha Lamb, this week.
The fniends of Mrss. E. E. Wallace
were sorry to hear of her sudden
death.
CLAT COUNTT
Vine
Vine, May 20. Tobacco setting and
corn hoeing are the chief occupations
In this community. Mrs. Sylvania
Creech has returned to her home" at
Nina, accompanied by her niece. Miss
Myrtle A. Pennington, who will be
greatly missed In our Sunday-school,
as she was Junior teacher. Estill
Roberts will take her place. Mr. and
Mrs. Dewie Creech of this place
spent Sunday with the former's par
ents, near Tyner. Ephratn Penning
ton of Walton is visiting his brother,
John Pennington, who is in a very
serious condition. It seems as tho he
is becoming insane. Married, at this
place. May 11, Larking Pennington
to Miss , Laura Homsby. The Rev.
Levi Pennington officiated. May
their lives be long and happy. John
nie Pennington, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. Garrett Marrum,
at Bond, has returned home. Mrs.
Jocia McGeorge hsd a wool picking
Wednesday with good success and a
nice dinner. Miss Virgia Clark of
Malcom visited Miss Mattie Smith
of Ethel Tuesday. Sunday-school is
progressing nicely at this place. Mr.
and Mrs. F. M. Pennington of Chest
nutburg are visiting relatives at
Bond.
OWSLEY COUNTT
Island City
Island ritv M.w IK Tk. 1- .
Ln-a, a visit last week. After, j i. Rate Bowman, wife of the Rev.
home with her fsther. The bereaved
ones hav our deepest sympathy over
the loss of dear loving mother, but
we feel assured our loss Is her eter
nal gain. Services at the Holiness
house Saturday night and Sunday.
Ball gamps should not be permitted
on the Sshbath Day. If the law per
mits we are sure it Is not In hsrtnony
with the word of God. There were
service at the Southern Church, con
ducted hy the pastor. Rev. Charles
Chesnut, at its regular meeting on
the first of each month Deputy
Sheriff Kidd was among the people
here recently having the boys who
violated the law to All bonds to an
swer before the coming circuit court
for their violations.
GARRARD COUNTY
Lowell
Lowell, May 22. Mrs. John Eaglej
and children spent Sunday with Mrs.
W. M. Chitders. Carter Ball spent
Sunday evening with Mr. Cleo Hall.
Richard V'enable and family spent
Sunday with his father-in-law, J. W.
Anglin, of this place. Rev. Temple
ton of Big Hill spent Sundsy with
II. H. Hall. Raymond McKnight and
Miss Celestia Hall spent Saturday in
Richmond. The revival meeting at
waunutta closed Sunday night with
sixty confessions.
Berea College Hospital
Best Equipment and 9ertre st Ioweat Coal. Wards lor Men end for Wociea
Sun-Parlor, Private Rooms, Haths, Kleclrtc itorvir. J l
Surgery, Car in Child-birth, Eye, Not and. Ear
GENERAL PRACTICE
Come in and visit an establishment, which is s Iriend In need,
and In reatfe of sll lh people.
Reseat If. Cowlbt, MJ) Phrslelar
Hsslak Dt'Dlst, M.i., fhrsiclan
Pbasl H Hoava, M. I)., Phrairin
Miai Clisabsth L. Lewis, R. N , .Superintendent J
Miaa NaLL Uaanaif, R. N., HeaJ Nurse
CHANGE IN RATES
Raies for board and room of private patients will be to
tic, per weekt li.to to ft. oo per day. The rales for pati
ents caret! for in the wards fl 50 per day.
By Order of Prudential Committee. Berea College
Florence Eatridge are glad to hear
she is Improving, tho slowly. Mrs.
Hardin Kidd is still In poor health.
Mr. and Mr. Morris Calico and baby
visited Mrs. Ben Cslico, Sunday.--
Mr. and Mrs. Wnv, Wallace and son
were the guest of Mrs. Schuyler
Johnson Saturday night and Sunday.
The farmer have been busy set
ting tobacco the past week.
ing on old friends for a short time.
he returned to his work. He ia em
ployed by the Western Union Tele
graph Co. He say Berea hat cer
tainly changed since he was here
last, 22 years ago. M. B. Ramsey
of Richmond, Ind., ia visiting friends
at Slate Lick and Berea for the
encampment at'
THE COOK SMILES
The cook is all smiles.
The bread is light and gar,
A sack of Potts' Gold Dust Flour
Made them get that way.
Phone 156-3
For Sale By AM Grocers
R. L. FOTIS & SON
A.- 07 "Bowman, at her iiume In Island
City, May 7. was very surprising to
this entire neighborhood. She suf
fered for two weeks. Dn Hornaby
of Burning Springs was. the attend
ing phytician. It' see ma alf Mat
could be done was. of no' avaHS?ter
oodv was laid to nut at -
past two weeks. He also attended ; yard nw hef h - i . .
ontuni. a,y woe, h.v been 51 yeara a) her birtnlat.
I May 1 5th. She was a member of the
; Methodist Episcopal Church for "over
, 25 years and lived a true devoted
'Christian life. 'Her prayers In her
, sickness were "the will of the Lord
be done." She leaves a husband and
! nve children and many friends to
mourn. The children are Robert J.,
age 25; Elmer, age 10; Delia, age
22; Jessie, age 18; Grova, age 17.
The three girls were holding positions
in a clothing department at Cincin
nati, O. Two of them, Delia and
Jessie, will return to resume their
work. Grova will take charge of the
Wakes Statiaa, Ky.
Harmony
Harmony, May 22. The farmer
are nearly all done planting com
here. The late frost dsmaged the
fruit crop some, but I think there Is
enough of fruits left to do the peo-
tie. Old man Harve Paint?r of
Crab Orchard died last week. He
left a considerable estate to his wife
and children. A Sunday-school hat
been organized at Harmony Baptist
church, with Billy Brewer as super
intendent James Brewer and wife
and W. M. Brewer motored over to
Brodhead last Sunday to visit rela-
lives at that place. Walter Hyatt
and family were guests of T. J.
StijjaH'e last Sunday. The beautiful
home of the Kennedy heirs will sell
st public auction U-.;ormw, May 23.
Nick VanHook of Dripping Spring
section was a visitor of John Elam
list Sunday. Mrs. Charley Payne
and Mrs. Gip Carson of Rowland
were visitors of Mrs. W. M. C.
Hutchina last Sunday. There seems
to be a little more life tn the live
stock trade than ha's been in the past
There will be Memorial services
at Ephesua Baptist cherch next Sun
day, May 28. Everybody Is invited
to come and bring well-filled baskets.
No more news at present Goodbye.
White Lick
White Lick, May 2.1. Mr. and Mrs.
A. L. Davis visited Mr. and Mrs. Bud
S tames Sunday. Misses Florence
Creech and Haiel Matlock visited Mr.
and Mrs. A. C. Matlock from Thurs
day till Saturday of last week. Miaa
Beula Ledford visited Mrs. Martha
Wynn Monday. Ivan Matlock ia
visiting his grandparenta, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Creech. Mrs. G. B. Rob
inson of near Harkley visited Mrs.
daughter, Mrs. Rosie Spivey, spent
a few day at Ravenna thia week.
Mr. and Mr. Luther Walton were
the guest of Omar Oglesby, Sunday.
WHAT DO YOU KNOW?
Here are ten questions that unlock
secrets of science: '
1. How much water is used in
making a ton of ordinary clover hay?
2. Why are plant killed when
salt brine is poured upon the roots?
3. Will wster boil at the same
temperature if something fa dissolved
in it?
4. Is a vacuum feed more efficient
than thst of any other in automo
biles? 6. Why does a car back-fire, and
how ran it be prevented?
8. How do you test a storage bat
tery?
7. Is it possible tn obtain 110 voltt
John Metralf one day last week. 1 ....
1', Jw r"fh V,"itH Mr '" "Ilk foV buUer.
and Mrs. W. M. Creech one day last , fnt
weekMr. Willie Rhodu. visited' 9 How are oats treated for smut?
j.i.w. txipnmnia ana susie lloun-J $t iow
shell Saturday afternoon. Mr. and rr.fud
tree be
Mrs. Charles Hawley visited Mr. and
Mrs. H. D. Creech Sunday.
Do any of the above questions sug
gest some question that pusslea you T
If they do, we Invite, eh read. of
The Citisen to send them to the C
D. Lewla Science Club, aa every rea-
ESTILL COUNTY
N eland
Notand, May 20. The two hundred sonable SJecifle query in the field of
and forty thousand dollars ($240,000) general science will receive special
road bond that was voted on last attention; or if the reader wishes any"
Saturday carried by a big majority, of the above question answered.
Wallaceton
Wallaceton, Msy 22. Little Daisy
Belle Hutchins entertained a number
of her friends Fridsy afternoon to
ihelp celebrate her fifth birthday.
Everyone had a nice time. Cake and
ice cream were served just before
the little folks departed. Miss Kate
Baker and E. E. Wallace viaited Mrs.
Jaa. Wallace Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Dan Botkina visited his mother, Mrs.
Kate Botkin, Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Allen are the proud parents of
a baby boy. The friends of Miss
and it ia hoped we will have aome
roads now. Mrs. Susie Bicknell spent
Tuesday with Mrs. D. P. Walton.
Sunday-school at Crooked Creek is
getting along fine, with good attend
ance.. B. Garrett waa in Irvine
Tuesday. Ernest Walton attended
church at Thomas schoolhouse Sun
day. Ernest Crow was at Wagers
vile Sunday to see hia girl James
Witt and family spent Thursday with
W. C. Richardson. We had a nice
rain yesterday, which was needed
badly. Most of the farmer are
done planting com and most of the
tobbacco is set Mrs. Rosie Spivey
and Mrs. Hester Anderhaulten of
Hamilton, O., are visiting their par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Wslton
Those that were at D. P. Walton's
Sunday for dinner were Mrs. Rosie
Spivey and children, Mrs. Hester An
derhaulten, Mr. and Mra. Beachum
Thomas anj children, Mr. a, id Mrs
W. L. Lay and son, Mrs. Rachel Wal
ton, Dewey Cox and Miss Esther
Chrisman. Mrs. Francis Walton ami
write to as and we will answer them
thru The Citisen.
Addresa C. D. Lewis Science Glib,
Berea College, Berea, Ky, Boi 727.
MY a
t was
MT PA c'n nak th' Baeet kite
'At any feller flled;
Th' cross sticks hslanced op jus right
An' tall all Sxed and tied.
'At la, my pa It aaya ha can.
Rut It Jus' aewtiia aomehow
'At er'ry time I ast hint te
lie aaya. Tin busy now.' (
My pa can take a wilier stick
An' trim It nice sn' clean.
Then make a whUtle J tie" aa allck
Aa any fellrr's smn.
'At Is, my pa he hhjs lie csn
He cnn. too. ! s illine
lliit licn I ast f make me one
Me aaya, "I haven't time."
My pa c'n catch th' mostest Ash
Of any man I know,
lle'a cauitit an awful lot. I (ueae
At Imst he's told me so.
(Poprrtihi I
BEREA COLLEGE SUMMER SCHOOL
First Term Opens June 16, 1922 Suitable Courses to Meet All Needs
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Special Attention Given to Teacher Training and Community Ser vice
COURSES OFFERED IN ALL THE SCHOOLS OF BEREA COLLEGE
COLLEGE Botany, Chemistry, Education. Eng- LOCATION: Berea College is located in the
lish, French, Mathematics, Psychology, Ag- beautiful little town of Berea, Ky., on the
riculture, Public Speaking. dividing ridge between the Mountains and
NORMAL SCHOOL-Educationf Psychology, gSj admirab,y
Mathematics Science. English, Drawing. The spacious grounds, cool shades, pleasant
Play and Games Recreation, Weaving, waiks, and Scenic drives are ideal for recre-
Cooking and Nutrition, History, Rural Soci- ati0n and pleasure. A trip to Anglin Falls,
0l0y- Brush Creek Caves, Boonesboro Fort and
ACADEMY History, Algebra, Geometry, Phys- "LJncle Tom's Cabin" will never be forgot-
ics, English, Latin. ten. The large library, comfortable class-
VOCATIONAL SCHOOL-Commerce, Home thidarlnr,tiene,ting ,nstructor3 Promote
vSS&F"- Stengraphy' Type- All ctellaSdard, leading to secondary
. - writing, weaving. diplomas or College degrees.
FOUNDATION SCHOOL For making up de- The Normal courses are on a level with State
ficiencies necessary for entrance in a sec- Normal School requirements and lead to
ondary school. State Certificates.
SUMMER SCHOOL EXPENSES
Five Weeka Tea Weeka
Incidental Fee $ 7.50 $ 12.60
Room Rent 6.00 10.00
Table Board (Women) 15.00 80.00
Total for Women I 27.50 62.60
Table Board for Men 16.28 82.50
Total for Men $ 28.75 S 65.00
. Write for accommodations or other information to
MARSHALL E. VAUGHN.
CLOVD N. MCALLISTER I Secretary Berea Colleee
Director Summer School A ' Berea. Kentucky
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